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Serena PVCS Version Manager PCLI User’s Guide and Reference
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pcliWhoAmI-prF:\Serena\vm\common\testpdb Example 2: The following example passes a user ID to the WhoAmI command to see if that user ID will be used or if another login source has precedence in selecting the user ID. pcliWhoAmI-prF:\Serena\vm\common\sampledb-idAdmin
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Serena PVCS Version Manager Developer’s Toolkit Reference Guide
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1 MERANT_ LOGIN _ PRIORITY : An environment variable. Valid values are: "PCLI_ID", "EVENTUSERID", and "user_id:user_password".
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Serena PVCS Version Manager Command-Line Reference Guide
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1 MERANT_ LOGIN _ PRIORITY : An environment variable. Valid values are: "PCLI_ID", "EVENTUSERID", and "user_id:user_password".
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VM HOST login source can fail when using 3rd party NSS libraries to provide user/group ID access
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This issue was fixed in VM 8.6 by changing the library search path such that OS libraries have precedence over the ones Version Manager provides, removing the need for the installer to conditionally delete files. Users of VM 8.5.x who are experiencing this issue should delete (by renaming) the file vm/common/lib/linux/libfreebl3.so and confirm this solves the problem.
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TRK: How to stop a Windows NT Domain login dialog from appearing when accessing the Tracker I-Net login screen.
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NT Challenge Response authentication takes precedence over Allow Anonymous when both are checked. When NT Challenge Response is enabled, the user id each client is logged in as locally will be the authenticated user used by IIS. Under normal circumstances, this authentication method should work fine (No NT Domain login dialog should appear when logging into Tracker I-net).
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DSComLine.book
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The following syntax diagram indicates which input parameters to use with this action: cmnproj < login > -actcreate -project:<project_name> [-projtype:<type>] [-projstatus:<status>] [-projpriority:< priority >] [-projparent:<parent>] [-projowner:<owner>] [-desc:<description>] [-projnote:<note>|-projnotefile:<filename>] [-addauth:<user>… [ ...
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KM-Dim9: Will running the command GetPoolStats affect user response times (performance) on your Dimensions server?
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No, this would not affect your user response times. The performance of the getpoolstats can be affected by what users logged into Dimensions are doing. i.e. if someone is logging in or fetching files from Dimensions and the getpoolstats command is run then the user performing the getpoolstats will be affected as the logged in users have priority .
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... (FROM SSIBJBID) SMFOFASI DS Y ASID SMFOFRV1 DS XL2 RESERVED SMFOFUID DS CL8 SECURITY USERID SMFOFLID DS CL8 USERID PRESENTED AT LOGON (SAME AS ... DS FL4 LOGON DURATION IN HUNDREDTHS OF A X SECOND SMFPRTY DS XL1 PRIORITY SMFCOMPL DS XL1 COMPLETION TYPE DS XL2 RESERVED SMFOFID1 DS F SYSPLEX ID 1 SMFOFID2 DS F SYSPLEX ID 2 SMFOPID DS XL8 POOLED USERID SMFOFA40 DS CL40 FULL 40-BYTE ACCOUNTING FIELD SPACE SMFOFL EQU *-SMFOF LENGTH OF THE SMF LOGOFF RECORD
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Serena TeamTrack Administrator’s Guide
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... Auxiliary Table 309 Change History 300, 312 Editing User Profile 296 Fields 301, 310 Folders 297, 298 Inheritance Rules 270 Logging on as Another User 296 Managed Administration Groups 331 Project 327 System 325 Tables 331 Workflow 328 Mass Updates 300, 314 Notes 305 Primary Items 298 Reports 307 Self-Registration 338 SourceBridge 297 State Change History 300 System 296 Unrestricted Attachments 312 Unrestricted Notes 307, 312 User 284 Problems Table 31, 34 Privileges 310 Process Priority Mail Client 376 Notification Server 367 Product Access Types 279, 281 Products Table 32 Project ...
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